Oh, yes, rereading. It's fun. I believe we change every day by the people we meet, the events we live, the things we encounter and so on. So, every time you read a great book (or a poem) you are a different person than the other times. That's not even accounting for moods. Anyway, I am picking up my reading again. Have done too little of it the last years.
As for children's books: we love reading Good Night Stories for Rebel Girls these days. Our youngest has been learning a lot about femal heroines in class, and this is a great continuation. We read, on occasion, 3-4 stories per night. Each is one page about one special person. From Amelia Earhart to Rosa Parks to Marie Curie. Both our kids (we have a boy and girl of 9 and 6) love it.
I queued this substack for a long transit and then ended up getting 3 more books on my audible list. 🤣🤣 Thanks!!!
Enjoyed that Jamison. Will definitely be seeking out the ‘subtle art of ngaf’ book. Wish I had read that years ago by the sound of it.
Oh, yes, rereading. It's fun. I believe we change every day by the people we meet, the events we live, the things we encounter and so on. So, every time you read a great book (or a poem) you are a different person than the other times. That's not even accounting for moods. Anyway, I am picking up my reading again. Have done too little of it the last years.
As for children's books: we love reading Good Night Stories for Rebel Girls these days. Our youngest has been learning a lot about femal heroines in class, and this is a great continuation. We read, on occasion, 3-4 stories per night. Each is one page about one special person. From Amelia Earhart to Rosa Parks to Marie Curie. Both our kids (we have a boy and girl of 9 and 6) love it.